DHS is Too Slow to Share Cyber Threat Info, Companies Say

31 Oct 2017

“The Homeland Security Department should speed up how quickly it shares information about cyber and physical threats facing critical infrastructure sectors, according to half the respondents in a Government Accountability Office review.”

Source: DHS is Too Slow to Share Cyber Threat Info, Companies Say – Nextgov.com

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